douche

UK
/duːʃ/
US
/duʃ/

Translations

douchenoun
douches
pl
UK
/duːʃ/
US
/duʃ/
doucheCourant d’eau ou d’air; aussi, en contexte médical, dispositif de lavage.
The car wash uses a powerful douche to remove dirt from the vehicles.
Le lave-auto utilise une puissante douche pour enlever la saleté des véhicules.
Additional translations
connardArgot, injurieux.
doucheverb
douched
Past Simple
douched
Past Participle
douching
Gerund
UK
/duːʃ/
US
/duʃ/
irriguerSens médical.
She decided to douche after her workout to feel refreshed.
Elle a décidé d'irriguer la cavité après son entraînement pour se sentir rafraîchie.
aspergerAvec de l’eau ou un autre liquide; registre courant.
The firefighter douched the flames with water to control the blaze.
Le pompier a aspergé les flammes d'eau pour maîtriser l'incendie.

Definitions

douchenoun
A device used for washing out a body cavity, especially the vagina, with a stream of water or other fluid.
The doctor advised against using a douche frequently as it can disrupt the natural balance of bacteria.
A jet or current of water or air directed onto a surface, often used for cleaning.
The car wash uses a powerful douche to remove dirt from the vehicles.
A small syringe or similar device for douching the vagina, as a contraceptive or for hygienic purposes.
She purchased a douche from the pharmacy for personal hygiene.
Slang. An obnoxious, contemptible, or unpleasant person, especially a man.
Stop acting like a total douche and apologize.
doucheverb
To cleanse or wash out a body cavity, such as the vagina, with a stream of water or other fluid.
She decided to douche after her workout to feel refreshed.
To spray or shower with water or another liquid.
The firefighter douched the flames with water to control the blaze.